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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1990
Page
3
The piece argues the ERA remains a contested goal with Dole and Kassebaum voting to sustain it while critics urge avoidance of quotas. It stresses that discrimination will persist despite laws, calls for swift hearings and resolutions, and notes Bush vetoed the Civil Rights Act as context.
Guest opinion argues Paola risks a ghosted downtown if Fickel's Furniture and Appliance closes. It notes past retail losses, shifts to service centers, and criticizes local Chamber efforts on retail recruitment while calling for entrepreneurs and investors to revitalize the core business district.
Washington swirls with calls for a strike on Iraq as a means to secure Kuwait and prevent Saddam Hussein from threatening world peace. Critics warn that a U S attack risks wider war, while some argue sanctions and clear principles could deter future aggression.
A reader recalls a radio call-in barrage mixing sports banter with calls for aggressive action against Iraq and Saddam Hussein. Voices range from grandmotherly patriotism to hardline demolition ideas, contrasting with expert diplomacy on Ted Koppel’s program. The piece questions why more war talk on air isn’t common and muses on the pull of anonymous callers who shape public sentiment.
The final budget passed with a strong Democratic stamp, divides within the Republican ranks, and shifts taxes toward the wealthy. Medicare cuts are reduced, heating oil tax is dropped, and unemployment benefits are delayed. Medicaid expands, domestic programs grow, and Pentagon spending shrinks while Bush faces a constrained White House veto strategy.
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